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Anjuta is the most complete IDE among Linux free tools that I know of. It focuses mainly on Gnome.
KDevelop and the QT toolkit are for KDE/QT development (obviously) - this provides very good looking result, but it takes longer to get used to it.
Kate is not really an IDE, as it is rather an editor with some focused toolkit for development - I tend to use this one.
Hello again,
I used the command provided by John VV , i.e
yum install anjuta anjuta-devel anjuta-doc
to install Anjuta. I got it successfully installed but I don't see any build,compile,debug,and/or run menues there, while at anjuta.org I viewed the spanshots that possessed such menues, please help me what is wrong.
You will have to create a new project, otherwise you remain in text editor mode. Or provide some more specific information, if that's not what you need. We don't see your desktop, so it's quite difficult to give clues.
(anjuta:2885): libanjuta-WARNING **: Could not get value: Value doesn't exist
** (anjuta:2885): CRITICAL **: value_added_pm_current_uri: assertion `filename != NULL' failed
OPENING /root/Projects/foobar-cpp/autogen.sh as Sh language file
OPENING /root/Projects/foobar-cpp/autogen.sh as Sh language file
OPENING /root/Projects/foobar-cpp/src/main.cc as C++ language file
(anjuta:2885): libanjuta-WARNING **: Failed to synchronize plugins profile 'project': File not found
(anjuta:2885): libanjuta-WARNING **: Failed to synchronize plugins profile 'project': File not found
(anjuta:2885): libanjuta-WARNING **: Failed to synchronize plugins profile 'project': File not found
OPENING /root/Projects/foobar-cpp/src/main.cc as C++ language file
(anjuta:2885): libanjuta-WARNING **: Failed to synchronize plugins profile 'project': File not found
(anjuta:2885): libanjuta-WARNING **: Failed to synchronize plugins profile 'project': File not found
(anjuta:2885): libanjuta-WARNING **: Failed to synchronize plugins profile 'project': File not found
(anjuta:2885): libanjuta-WARNING **: Failed to synchronize plugins profile 'project': File not found
(anjuta:2885): libanjuta-WARNING **: Failed to synchronize plugins profile 'project': File not found
(anjuta:2885): libanjuta-WARNING **: Failed to synchronize plugins profile 'project': File not found
CalDAV Eplugin starting up ...
OPENING /root/Projects/foobar-cpp/src/main.cc as C++ language file
No know nothing what is happening here.
Second When I create a new project Build menue appear but still Debug, Tools,CVS and Subversion menues. I need to compile and run my .cc files though same interface (just as I used to do in TurbooC++ and Borland IDEs in Windows systems)
Is this possible in anjuta?
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